The 2024 General Legislative Session in Utah continued on February 2, 2024, with significant discussions and decisions regarding various bills and committee assignments.

The session commenced with a vote on First Substitute HB 317, concerning energy storage amendments. The bill received overwhelming support, passing with 71 votes in favor and none against. It will now proceed to the Senate for further consideration.

Following this, the House Rules Committee presented a report recommending the assignment of several bills and resolutions to various standing committees. The bills were categorized as follows:

- **Economic Development and Workforce Services**: House Bill 148, House Bill 238, House Bill 329, HCR 3, and Senate Bill 66.
- **Education**: House Bill 112, House Bill 202, House Bill 208, House Bill 278, House Bill 415, House Bill 419, and House Bill 438.
- **Health and Human Services**: House Bill 194.
- **Judiciary**: House Bill 356 and House Bill 432.
- **Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice**: House Bill 424 and Senate Bill 110.
- **Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment**: House Bill 373 and First Substitute Senate Bill 18.
- **Political Subdivisions**: House Bill 427, House Bill 435, and First Substitute Senate Bill 91.
- **Transportation**: House Bill 430.

The House voted to adopt the committee report, with the motion passing unanimously. The Speaker subsequently signed the bills to their respective committees as outlined in the report.

In a procedural move, Representative Snyder proposed to uncircle First Substitute HB 275, which was met with a close vote. Ultimately, the motion passed, allowing the bill to be considered by the body.

The session concluded with a sense of progress as multiple bills were set for further discussion in their assigned committees, indicating a busy legislative agenda ahead.